*wry* Yeah, by the end of this piece I had to stop myself from proselytizing for the DSM-IV, and the concept that nothing is pathological until it interferes in living one's life. Now, if it was something missing, if it was an inability to see or hear something, I could see that being a serious problem. But something extra? Never quite saw the big deal, though I admit it can be a little unnerving to deal with when you can't hear the other conversational partners. Hm. Now there's a thought to come back to.
I also stopped short of going into the issue of Sharespace and collaborative writing, here. It's a curious thing, isn't it? When Storyspace overlaps. And, yet, since the whole thing takes place on the borders, it makes perfect sense in a the geography of psychology that it can be shared.
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branchandroot) wrote2005-04-27 05:05 pm
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I also stopped short of going into the issue of Sharespace and collaborative writing, here. It's a curious thing, isn't it? When Storyspace overlaps. And, yet, since the whole thing takes place on the borders, it makes perfect sense in a the geography of psychology that it can be shared.
*also babbling; should have more coffee*